In the recent Argentina Grand Prix, Latvian motocross racer Jonass faced a challenging competition, particularly during the second race. He initially finished fifth in the first race, but his performance took a hit due to a collision with another competitor shortly after the start of the second race. Despite this setback, Jonass managed to recover and secured a 13th position in that race.

Jeffrey Herlings from the Netherlands won the second race, finishing just under five seconds ahead of last season's champion, French rider Romain Febvre, who took second place. Slovenia's Tim Gajser completed the podium in third place, finishing 8.103 seconds behind. After accumulating points from both races, Herlings emerged as the overall winner of the Grand Prix with 50 points, followed by Febvre with 42 points, and French competitor Tom Vialle in third with 40 points.

With a total of 24 points from the two races, Jonass concluded the Argentina Grand Prix in a disappointing tenth place. Meanwhile, in the MX2 category, Latvian riders Kārlis Alberts and Jānis Mārtiņš Reišuļi secured fifth and sixth positions respectively, while German rider Simon Langenfelder achieved victory in both races. This event highlights the competitive nature of the Grand Prix and the resilience of the riders as they strive for success amidst challenging conditions.